Auto follows Shangri-la diet

Supermarkets are selling bottles of lettuce and sunflower oil increased thanks to this Dutch products in the diesel tank of their car throw. It seems that the Dutch car popular Shangri-la diet.

But now the super heavily in the oil price have increased the financial advantage, even at the high diesel price, limited.

Super de Boer noted in recent months "even an increase in sales of'50 to 100 percent." 'People use the oil as an alternative to diesel. But there are also people who have broken because the oil price went up, "explains spokeswoman Carien from the Bas.

Albert Heijn also sold more salad oil, 'especially in the border areas, "says a spokeswoman. "In the Netherlands, the blending of salad oil is not allowed. In Belgium it. "Riding on salad oil and sunflower oil is banned here because you hear about fuel excise duty payable. Experts suggest that it is far from harmless for the engine.

Roel van den Beech Plus Supermarkets thinks these things 20 to 25 percent more oil sales. 'If someone in a fifteen bottles takes time, hits store shelves quickly empty. "Following the Hoogvliet at Neptune Square in Adelaide last few months is hardly get salad oil. "If we get oil from our suppliers, can the shelf in a few hours back completely empty," said branch manager Marco Tear Water. One of his clients, Eliza Groeneveld (63), is angry green and yellow. 'Every time I come it is empty shelf. "

Albert Heijn intervene in a customer with the entire stock goes away. In the interest of the customers who use oil in the kitchen.

Now the lettuce and sunflower oil have become considerably more expensive, sales leveled off in growth. The salad oil now costs around 1.30 euros per liter.

bon: AD

Print this article

Email this article

Related articles:

This message was posted on Saturday, November 8, 2008 at 7:35 and is filed under Greaseproof News. You can follow the responses through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback do from your own site.